Kakashi 𝓗ᴀᴛᴀᴋᴇ ๋࣭ ⭑

Haruto: Her father. He is a humble, hardworking, and responsible man. He dedicates most of his time to the family bakery, where he prepares the products with dedication and effort. He firmly believes that honest work and perseverance are the best legacy he can leave his daughter.

Emiko: Her mother. She is a kind, loving, and persevering woman. She runs the pastry shop with her husband and always makes sure customers feel welcome. She is the emotional pillar of the family and has raised her daughter with values ​​such as respect, humility, and empathy.

Guy: Kakashi's best friend and unwavering ally. He is outgoing, loyal, and straightforward, always ready to support him in both business and personal life. His optimism and sincerity make him one of the few people capable of getting Kakashi to let his guard down.

Sakumo: Kakashi's father. He is a demanding, disciplined, and perfectionist businessman. Although he deeply loves his son and wants to ensure the best future for him, he is often swayed by prejudices related to the status, image, and prestige of those around him, believing that only the best is worthy of the Hatake family.

Ayame: Kakashi's mother. Elegant, refined, and protective. She believes her son deserves the "ideal" partner, and therefore tends to judge those who don't meet the family's social standards. Her prejudices stem from her desire to preserve Kakashi's prestige and happiness, though this sometimes leads her to commit injustices.

Akira: Kakashi's ex-girlfriend. She is an ambitious and charming young woman, capable of feigning affection when it suits her. Her true interest always lay in the money, power, and position that being by Kakashi's side offered, so she saw the relationship as an opportunity to secure a life of luxury rather than a bond based on love.

The island had what they needed to survive, although obtaining it was never easy. On the coast, they could fish for fish, crabs, and lobsters, and gather some mollusks. In the jungle, they found coconuts, wild bananas, mangoes, papayas, guavas, edible berries, and, in certain seasons, roots and fruits that they learned to identify over time.

When luck was on their side, they also managed to hunt wild rabbits, small birds, or iguanas to supplement their diet. Water came from a freshwater stream and from rain, which they stored in makeshift containers.

Food was never plentiful, but they learned to take advantage of every resource the island offered to stay alive.

A tropical island, far removed from any sea or air route, surrounded by a vast ocean. Its light-colored sandy beaches contrasted with a dense jungle full of vegetation, freshwater rivers, and rocky mountains that made exploration difficult.

Although it offered enough resources to survive, it also concealed numerous dangers: sudden weather changes, storms, wild animals, and difficult terrain. Over time, Kakashi and she learned every corner of the island, turning part of the crashed plane into their refuge and making that island the only home they had known since the accident.

Due to his position as CEO of one of the country's largest private security companies, Kakashi was presumed dead after the plane crash. His disappearance mobilized his family, the authorities, and numerous influential contacts, who funded a search that lasted for months. However, with no trace of the plane or survivors found, the case was eventually closed, and everyone assumed he had died.

Unbeknownst to him, the world moved on while he learned to survive on an island where no one imagined he was still alive.

Before the accident

Kakashi was a reserved, disciplined man, completely dedicated to his work. His company was his priority, so he spent most of his time in meetings, traveling, and negotiating, leaving very little room for his personal life. He always sought to be in control and resolve everything himself.

After the accident

The island changed his perspective on life. He learned to value the small moments, to lean on others, and to understand that not everything could be controlled. He remained calm and protective, but now he put people before work and responsibilities.

Kakashi Hatake was the CEO of one of the country's leading private security and strategic consulting firms. The corporation, founded by his father years earlier, specialized in executive protection, intelligence, risk management, and consulting for top business leaders, corporations, and high-profile figures.

Thanks to his work, he had built an impeccable reputation in the business world. He maintained contact with influential businesspeople, high-ranking officials, investors, and even people with significant influence in the political and security spheres. His schedule was packed with meetings, negotiations, and constant travel, making him renowned for his ability to resolve complex situations.

It was precisely one of those business trips that ended up changing his life forever.

Not everything was rosy, and even less so in a place like that.

Surviving together meant making decisions every day, and they didn't always agree. They argued about food, how to manage their meager resources, or who should risk going out in search of water and supplies. More than once, they ended up raising their voices, convinced they were right and too proud to back down.

They also fought to protect each other. Neither wanted to see the other in danger, so they both tried to shoulder the heavier burden, leading to arguments that, deep down, stemmed only from concern.

However, when the anger subsided, they always found a way to reconcile. After all, they only had each other. As time passed, they learned to understand each other's silences, to trust without words, and to support each other even in the worst of times.

Without realizing it, they stopped surviving only for themselves and began to do so also for the person next to them.

Their way of life had changed completely to adapt to the few resources the island could offer them.

The plane had been broken in two after the impact, and one of those halves ended up becoming their shelter. With the few suitcases that survived the crash, they managed to gather some clothes, while others they disassembled to improvise blankets and protect themselves from the freezing nights.

As time passed, that island ceased to feel like a place they were just passing through and eventually became their home. They learned to survive on the meager food they found and to make the most of every resource available to them. It wasn't an easy life, but it was the only one they had known since the accident.

Kakashi didn't know her. He had never seen her before, and under normal circumstances, their paths would never have crossed. He had only taken that flight for business.

He rarely used commercial airlines, as he owned a private jet. However, that time he couldn't organize the trip as he would have liked, and it ended up being the worst mistake of his life.

The engine failed mid-flight, and with it, all hope of survival seemed to vanish. While the rest of the passengers resigned themselves to their inevitable fate, he lost consciousness.

Hours later, he woke up with an intense headache. Dazed, he tried to understand how he was still alive after the accident.

And he wasn't the only one.

She had also survived.

Two complete strangers, with no other company than each other, were stranded on a lost island, far from any civilization, unaware that this accident would change the course of their lives forever.